If the last bead lands in a well with marbles, he/she picks up the marbles from that well and continues moving them one at a time around the board in the same direction. One well he chooses and moves them around the board in a counterclockwise direction. Whoever goes first picks up all of his/her marbles out of Object and Procession of game are the same as #1. In this version you want the board to be between you and your partner longways so that your mancala is closest to you.
To give you an idea of how much younger we're talking about: my elementary school students came up with it on their own. Well now the game is over, count your beads and determine who won. The remaining beads in the other player's well belong to him/her and will be placed in his/her mancala. (3) The game is over when all six well on one side, wither yours or your opponents, are empty. (2) If the last bead in your hand reaches an empty well that you control then you remove it and the beads directly accross from it-in the well that your opponent controls-and place all of them into your mancala.
(1)If the last bead in your hand is placed in YOUR mancala, you take another turn. Making the game interesting or giving it a twist: You will never place ANY beads into your opponents mancala though often you will place beads into his/her wells on your way around the board. On the first move you should drop the last bead in your hand four wells from where you started. Choose them by picking ALL of them up and moving them one at a time to the immediately adjacent well. In a turn you may choose the beads in any well that you control. Determine who will go first by playing Paper-Scissors-Rock or your favorite "it"-determining game. There should be no beads in either mancala to start.
MANCALA MARBLE GAMES HOW TO
How to proceed: Begin with four beads in each egg-hole. Object: To have the most mancala beads when the game is over. See How to make your own mancala board.) The one to your right will be your mancala and you will control the six wells or egg-holes directly in front of you. Place the board between you and your opponent so that you each have six egg-hole in front of you (the two mancalas should be to the right and left of each player.
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